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<title type="uniform">Bringt euer Haus unter Dach!</title>
<title type="firstline">Fada go tuigim mo theach</title>
<title type="gmd">An electronic edition</title>
<author sortas="&oacute; cl&eacute;irigh, goffraidh">Goffraidh &Oacute; Cl&eacute;irigh</author>
<editor id="KM" sortas="meyer, kuno">Kuno Meyer</editor>
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<name id="BF">Beatrix F&auml;rber</name>
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<funder>University College, Cork, School of History</funder>
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<head>Manuscript Source</head>
<bibl n="1">Royal Irish Academy, Dublin, MS no. 1225, The Book of Ui Maine, Stowe, D II 1, (c. 1394), p. 57a2.</bibl>
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<head>Internet availability of Meyer's annotated edition</head>
<bibl n="1">See http://www.ucc.ie/academic/smg/CDI/PDFs_textarchive/Meyer_Neue_Mitteilungen_ACL3.pdf</bibl>
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<head>Edition/Translation</head>
<bibl n="1">Lambert McKenna (ed. and trans.), Aithdioghluim D&aacute;na, A Miscellany of Irish Bardic Poetry, Historical and Religious, including the Historical Poems of the Duanaire in the Yellow Book of Lecan. Vol I, Introduction and Text. (London: Irish Texts Society 1939), poem no. 62. This poem is also contained in the Bardic Poetry Database.</bibl>
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<head>Information on Kuno Meyer</head>
<bibl n="1">See http://mujweb.cz/enelen/km.htm</bibl>
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<head>The edition used in the digital edition</head>
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<title level="j">Archiv f&uuml;r Celtische Lexikographie</title>
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<biblScope type="Volume">3</biblScope>
<biblScope type="part">1</biblScope>
<pubPlace>Halle a. d. Saale</pubPlace>
<publisher>Max Niemeyer</publisher>
<date>1907</date>
<biblScope type="page">215&ndash;246: 236&ndash;237</biblScope>
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<p>The electronic text represents the edited text on on p. 236&ndash;37. In Meyer's edition, the acute accent and the macron are used to mark long vowels. Editorial corrections and expansions are marked. Hyphenation and word separation have been brought in line with CELT practice.</p>
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<dateRange from="1393" to="1394" exact="none">c.1393&ndash;1394 (see ISOS catalogue)</dateRange>
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<div1 type="poem">
<head><sup resp="KM" lang="de">Bringt euer Haus unter Dach!</sup></head>
<mls unit="MS page" n="57a2"/>
<cecinit><p>In Gobraith c&emacr;tna <frn lang="la">cecinit</frn>.</p></cecinit>

<lg n="1" type="quatrain">
<l>Fada go tuigim mo theach, </l>
<l>n&imacr; fada gu cluinim cith, </l>
<l>m&imacr;an turaid gib&emacr; ara &mdot;beth, </l>
<l>n&imacr; h&emacr; a t<sup resp="KM">[h]</sup>ech bunaid in bith. </l>
</lg>

<lg n="2">
<l>S&umacr;airc lem a mhn&amacr; <ex>ocus</ex> a midh, </l>
<l>gerr a c<sup resp="KM">[h]</sup>&umacr;airt, ca l&amacr; nach leagh? </l>
<l>n&imacr; f&omacr;t caraim-sea as cl&emacr; dam, </l>
<l>n&imacr; h&emacr; in mag tadaill-sea ar teag. </l>
</lg>

<lg n="3">
<l>Teach ar n-athar d&umacr;ind as d&umacr;al, </l>
<l>scathad a &sdot;uidhi bidh s&amacr;mh, </l>
<l>teagdais n&amacr;r lean dath na d&imacr;adh, </l>
<l>n&imacr; treab cr&imacr;ad n&amacr; clach n&amacr; cl&amacr;r. </l>
</lg>

<lg n="4">
<l>Is m&emacr; in t-&emacr;n, is &emacr; ar sruth, </l>
<l>ocus is m&emacr; b&emacr;l na mbreath, </l>
<l>is cerdc<sup resp="KM">[h]</sup>a ant&imacr; bruithni in bith, </l>
<l>da t&imacr; in cith, n&imacr; tuigthi ar teach. </l>
</lg>

<lg n="5">
<l>Mo theach nocht gan n&imacr; as mo chind, </l>
<l>as gort geal nach b&imacr; fa barr, </l>
<l>nocht leaga<sup resp="KM">[i]</sup>r gach nech a-nund, </l>
<l>eagail ma toll in tech thall. </l>
</lg>

<lg n="6">
<l>Beart da b&umacr;ain f&umacr;m as d&umacr; dam, </l>
<l>isam c&umacr; gan c&umacr;l re crodh, </l>
<l>maith ar f&amacr;idh nemhdai-ne in-neamh </l>
<l>'san teagh seanbaile as d&amacr;igh dul. </l>
</lg>

<lg n="7">
<l>Olc da geib a form&amacr;il &umacr;aim </l>
<l>do sc&emacr;imh in domn&amacr;<sup resp="KM">[i]</sup>n gan d&imacr;n, </l>
<l>peand oile ag indlach mo t&amacr;em, </l>
<l>s&amacr;er mo thoighi as dimdach d&imacr;m. </l>
</lg>

<lg n="8">
<l>Beg a feidm da degbois D&emacr; </l>
<l>deilb d&amacr; tegdais <sic resp="KM">in&omacr;</sic> tr&imacr;, </l>
<l>almsa ar neamh ocus neach f&amacr;i, </l>
<l>dl&amacr;i tar in tech is <ex>ed</ex> h&imacr;. </l>
</lg>

<lg n="9">
<l>Tuigium romaind gu r&imacr;a a-r&imacr;s, </l>
<l>'sa colaind n&amacr; cuirem sp&emacr;is, </l>
<l>comhla gen gob &imacr; rem b&aelig;is, </l>
<l>m'&aelig;is is &imacr; da orbha ar m'&emacr;is. </l>
</lg>

<lg n="10">
<l>N&amacr;r ar colla as doilig d&umacr;in, </l>
<l>rolla mo c<sup resp="KM">[h]</sup>laidhim da c&imacr;mh, </l>
<l>mar t&amacr; ar n-anamh ach! do ph&emacr;in, </l>
<l>a caland f&emacr;in 'ga brath b&imacr;d. </l>
</lg>

<lg n="11">
<l>Da-c&omacr;id D&imacr;a a croich tar mu chenn </l>
<l>gan m&omacr;id na croich da r&imacr;a rium, </l>
<l>cid sl&amacr;n mo bas as mo bond, </l>
<l>toll a l&amacr;m 's a chas dum chind. </l>
</lg>

<lg n="12">
<l>Tr&umacr;ag mar da ruib tinmi a t&amacr;eib </l>
<l>dar cind-ni etir &fdot;uil as &fdot;e&omacr;il, </l>
<l>mac D&emacr; da crochad da-c&umacr;aid, </l>
<l>n&imacr; f&umacr;air s&emacr; acht dochur da dhe&omacr;in. </l>
</lg>

<lg n="13">
<l>Gid meath n-uthrais &umacr;aim da cneidh </l>
<l>l&umacr;agh<note type="auth" resp="KM" n="1">luag<ex>h</ex>ch MS.</note> a uthrais noco &fdot;uil, </l>
<l>ma<sup resp="KM">[i]</sup>rg nach biath bocht asa thigh </l>
<l>is ar t&sdot;&imacr;l cl&imacr;ath ochta d'&fdot;uil. </l>
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<pb n="237"/>
<lg n="14">
<l>A duine n&amacr;d gabad gr&amacr;in </l>
<l>re nduine ar scarad re sc&emacr;im, </l>
<l>bid b&amacr;n corp oile go h&umacr;aig, </l>
<l>olc in tr&umacr;aill a &fdot;oile f&eacute;in. </l>
</lg>

<lg n="15">
<l>A anam dan athair D&imacr;a, </l>
<l>nach da thigh caland da cr&umacr;, </l>
<l>dligi &umacr;aisli &omacr;n &fdot;uil a mb&imacr;a, </l>
<l>D&imacr;a da cuir 'na tr&umacr;aillsi t&umacr;. </l>
</lg>

<lg n="16">
<l><corr sic="soicteach" resp="KM">Soithech</corr> deid &omacr; D&imacr;a a nd&umacr;l </l>
<l>nach b&imacr;a acht co creic ad-c&imacr;am, </l>
<l>cinntach in corp rit fa-r&imacr;r! </l>
<l>olc da d&imacr;l isa cip cr&imacr;ad. </l>
</lg>

<lg n="17">
<l>A r&imacr;gan-sa tug D&imacr;a dam, </l>
<l>ar Dia n&amacr; rab drud re cin, </l>
<l>l&amacr;n da thachur as d'&fdot;eirg t'&fdot;ear </l>
<l>eirg co teagh t'Athar odt &fdot;ir. </l>
</lg>

<lg n="18">
<l>Tug ragain da c&amacr;ch ad-c&imacr;u </l>
<l>na<ex>ch</ex> tabair ar br&amacr;th i mb&imacr;a, </l>
<l><corr sic="riteagh" resp="KM">r&imacr;gthech</corr> gel, Coimhde gan ce&omacr;, </l>
<l>as teg na re&omacr; doirche ag D&imacr;a. </l>
</lg>

<lg n="19">
<l>Fata &umacr;aim r&imacr;gthech mo R&imacr;g, </l>
<l>gid co b&umacr;an bith 'na d&umacr;n, </l>
<l>dar ndrut &omacr;n ch&emacr;ilidi cl&amacr;en </l>
<l>tug ar s&aelig;r dr&emacr;miri d&umacr;n. </l>
</lg>

<lg n="20">
<l>B&amacr;eth fer ar c&emacr;ili-ne a curp </l>
<l>gan dr&emacr;imire ar nem a-nocht, </l>
<l>doilig l&emacr;imenna crand cert, </l>
<l>secht c&emacr;imenna and n&omacr; hocht. </l>
</lg>

<lg n="21">
<l>A h&amacr;en d&imacr;b in umla uis </l>
<l>gusin R&imacr;g fa cubra cnis, </l>
<l>taca a n-airde an-ond an-ois, </l>
<l>mairg cois isa bond fa &mdot;bris. </l>
</lg>

<lg n="22">
<l>A d&omacr; d&imacr;b, goiridi a greim, </l>
<l>n&imacr; foidi<sup resp="KM">[ti]</sup> nach ar &fdot;ill, </l>
<l>mairg t&emacr;id a tacaib in chraind, </l>
<l>doill as bacaig da &emacr;id ind. </l>
</lg>

<lg n="23">
<l>A tr&imacr; in &fdot;&imacr;rinne go n-&aelig;ib </l>
<l>co rab h&imacr; ar &fdot;&imacr;rinni f&emacr;in, </l>
<l>at&amacr; ind uball fallsa f&omacr;ind, </l>
<l>c&omacr;ir dam-sa dul and re dr&emacr;im. </l>
</lg>

<lg n="24">
<l>F&amacr;eisidi in cethramad cuing </l>
<l>cona brethlogad as bind, </l>
<l>c&emacr;im eile asa ngebam greim </l>
<l>c&emacr; b<ex>er</ex>am leind eiri an-und. </l>
</lg>

<lg n="25">
<l>Sechbaid oilb&emacr;ime cach &amacr;ein </l>
<l>as do dr&emacr;imire na gach dr&emacr;im, </l>
<l>feidm b&omacr;ideadh d&amacr;eine da de&omacr;in </l>
<l>&aelig;ine in be&omacr;il in c&omacr;iced c&emacr;im. </l>
</lg>

<lg n="26">
<l>Aithrigi is &imacr; in seiseadh f&omacr;s, </l>
<l>cach deisel is d&imacr; da-c&umacr;as, </l>
<l>deor craidi as caland fa sc&imacr;s, </l>
<l>aband b&imacr;s ag snaigi s&umacr;as. </l>
</lg>

<lg n="27">
<l>In sechtmad c&emacr;im, c&emacr;im co rath, </l>
<l>a nertad as c&emacr;im ar crith, </l>
<l>c&emacr;im tr&omacr;caire n&amacr;r tr&emacr;ig nech </l>
<l>tech s&omacr;paire ar br&emacr;ig in bith. </l>
</lg>

<lg n="28">
<l>C&emacr;im na d&emacr;irce in ochtmad air, </l>
<l>foclad ar n-&emacr;igni n&imacr; &fdot;il, </l>
<l>samail teasa dun gr&emacr;in glain </l>
<l>c&emacr;im sin as neasa do nim. </l>
</lg>

<lg n="29">
<l>Rom-roiche a l&umacr;irech gach l&amacr;i </l>
<l>as mo c&umacr;l leth re <corr sic="croith" resp="KM">croich</corr> nD&emacr;, </l>
<l>logud mo &sdot;el ceilgi a cl&imacr; </l>
<l>dont&imacr; dan fer meirgi mh&emacr;. </l>
</lg>

<lg n="30">
<l>Cathugad ceilgi as cl&emacr; d&umacr;ind </l>
<l>ocus m&emacr; fa meirgi in R&imacr;g, </l>
<l>n&amacr; bid anos cath gun cl&omacr;d, </l>
<l>m&omacr;r da &sdot;nath mo chros da cr&imacr;n. </l>
</lg>

<lg n="31">
<l>Maith in talam, tr&umacr;ag in br&emacr;g, </l>
<l>'ga adrad as tr&umacr;ag mar tad, </l>
<l>rachd&aelig;id da mhuin r&aelig;n as r&omacr;d </l>
<l>gach <corr sic="taeibh" resp="KM">t&aelig;b</corr> &omacr;g ar nach fuil fat. </l>
<trailer>Fata.</trailer>
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